"They are given quotations from the Koran, the Hadiths [Prophet Muhammad's teachings], but they do not have the benefit of a critical mind to look at it in any other context and they trust the people driving them to this," he says.
With title cards that give quotations from Walt Whitman, "Manhatta" turns the urban landscape into a series of painterly, often abstract vistas.
During the drafting of the original article (Kirkpatrick and Zang 2011), neither author noticed that a citation was incorrect, with only part of the citation given in quotation marks, and the remainder appearing as if it were paraphrased.
Note that the 'fish-amphibian' transition is given in quotation marks: true fishes (rayfins like the trout) did not evolve into amphibians (frogs and salamanders and their relatives).
The group name is obsolete, as "Prosauropoda" is not a monophyletic group (thus given in quotation marks), and most researchers prefer the term basal sauropodomorph.
Expressions in Swahili are given with quotation marks and fictitious names are used in the quotes.
But be sure that it is accurate; you could look it up and give a quotation in quote marks and the name of an article and website -- or give a title and a page number of a book.
They are waiting to hear back on bids from contractors, but they have been given some quotations on cabinets, and, Ms. Brooks says, they were lower than she had expected.
Affeldt is given to quotations; in the last week he has posted sayings from Gandhi, John F. Kennedy, Voltaire and, on Oct. 22, the Greek philosopher Epictetus: "Nature gave us one tongue and two ears so we could hear twice as much as we speak".
Mattie's prose is stiff, formal (a quality lovingly captured by the Coen brothers), a little pious and platitudinous, given to scriptural quotation and fussy quotation marks: "I will go further and say all cats are wicked, though often useful.
